Since the leaves are changing colors and everything looks nice and colorful, I had this neat idea. I would take a picture of the skyline from the top of the building where I work, and I would see color for as far as the eye could see. Neat plan, but my execution leaves a lot to be desired. Problem one was when I took the picture. It was probably around noonish, so the lighting isn't anywhere near as warm as it could be. Problem two is there are apparently a lot of evergreens in the area, so you don't end up seeing as much color as I thought would be there (either that or the trees just haven't really started changing colors yet). Problem three is that even though you can see a fair distance from the top of the building, after a certain distance everything sort of blurs together in the picture. Problem four should have been obvious before I ever thought up the idea. There area a lot of roads and buildings in the area that simply detract from the picture.


2 comments:
Sounds about right. My money was on the O2 sensor though.
The first picture is the best.
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